Monkee See - Monkee Do

“Glennon doyle, abby wambach, and amanda doyle have a family relationship. Glennon doyle, abby wambach, amanda doyle, and allison schott have a business relationship unrelated to the organization.”

“All of the members of the organization are e-mailed and notified that the return is available for their review. The members have access to a complete version of this form on a shared drive of the organization.”

“Annually, at a board meeting, each member of the together rising board of directors signs a conflict of interest policy statement. At such meetings, the secretary reminds each of the board members of the principles of the coi policy. If a conflict of interest arises, the interested person discloses all material facts to the directors/members of the committees and recuses herself from the determination of the remaining directors/committee members regarding the conflict of interest. If the remaining directors/committee members determine that the interested person has created a conflict of interest or failed to adequately disclose a conflict of interest, they will take appropriate corrective action.”

“The organization makes its financial statements available on its own website and governing documents and conflict of interest policy available to the public upon request.”

“Disaster relief grants: together rising distributed $536,601.58 for critical assistance for families devastated by disasters both in the united states and internationally. One area of focus was providing urgent assistance to families devastated by hurricanes. In response to hurricane ian's devastation in southern florida, we distributed $120,517.50 to the smile trust, which successfully coordinated thirteen activation hubs to distribute critical supplies to families in desperate need of help, including water, non-perishable food, tents, first aid kits, flashlights, batteries, hygiene, medical and cleaning supplies, and more. In response to hurricane fiona's destruction after making landfall in southwestern puerto rico, together rising invested $73,529.92 in our long-time partner, direct relief, to procure and transport four hurricane prep packs. Additionally, we provided urgent relief to families whose homes and communities were destroyed by intense flooding. In response to the deadly flooding in pakistan, we deployed $100,000 in vital relief to two of our trusted partners, too young to wed and shelterbox usa, for emergency food, water, hygiene and baby care items, critical medical care, solar lights, tarpaulins, and more. In response to massive flooding in missouri and kentucky, we invested $54,277.05 in action st. Louis and $54,277.11 in the let's empower employment initiative for community response and support. In response to the lack of safe water in jackson, mississippi, which was caused in part by river flooding, together rising deployed $100,000 to cooperation jackson to deliver emergency cases of water. Refugee support grants: throughout 2022, together rising invested $498,000 to support refugee communities throughout the world. We invested $100,000 in brac, the longest-standing and largest organization providing comprehensive support for rohingya refugees living in cox's bazar in bangladesh, the largest refugee camp in the world. To continue to support families devastated by the taliban takeover of afghanistan, together rising also invested $100,000 in too young to wed to provide life-saving emergency food and prevent young girls and women from being sold into child marriage.”